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     Henry finds a job on a farm.  He is the strongest and youngest.  He eats more, sleeps more, but works
  less.  He doesn't like to use his head, so he knows little.  He has to do some unskilled (ÎÞÐèÌØÊâ¼¼ÄÜ
 µÄ) work.  He always says he's tired and hopes to have a good rest.  So he gets less money than others.  
    Winter is coming.  The workers are getting ready for the next year.  Only Henry does nothing.  The
 farmer tells him to cut down some trees in the forest.  The young man has to go there with a chair.  He
 feels lonely (¼ÅįµÄ) in the forest and is afraid of the animals.  So he looks around and sings loudly.  
 Nobody knows what he's singing.  After three days, Henry doesn't cut down any trees.  The farmer feels
 strange.  He wants to find out how the young man is working there.  To his anger (ÉúÆø), Henry is sitting
  on the chair, cutting the tree.  "Why are you sitting here to cut the trees?" asks the farmer.  "Because I
 can't work if lying (ÌÉ×Å), sir. "

1. Henry doesn't like to use his head, so _____.

    A.  he knows little knowledge (֪ʶ)    
    B.  he is young and strong
    C.  he tries to be a farmer              
    D.  he finds a job on a farm

2. Henry gets less money because _____.

    A.  he sleeps more                  
    B.  he does some unskilled work
    C.  he isn't polite to the farmer        
    D.  he eats more

3. Henry hopes to _____.

    A.  make the farmer happy          
    B.  get help
    C.  lie down in the forest            
    D.  cut down more trees

Answer 1

1. A   2. B  3. C